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Monthly Archives: March 2011
>Meetings as Structures
>Sustainability in architecture is not a trend, it is now a given — like inside plumbing, New Yorker architecture critic Paul Goldberger said last night at the Tenement Museum in New York’s Lower East Side. Goldberger also shared his top … Continue reading
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Meetings as Structures
Sustainability in architecture is not a trend, it is now a given — like inside plumbing, New Yorker architecture critic Paul Goldberger said last night at the Tenement Museum in New York’s Lower East Side. Goldberger also shared his top … Continue reading
>Don’t Let Takeaways Get Away
>In Convene‘s March issue, we talked with executive coaching firm Building Champions about a common problem: attendees whose personal and professional lives are moving so fast, they have a hard time absorbing the new ideas they encounter meetings. Notes taken … Continue reading
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Don’t Let Takeaways Get Away
In Convene‘s March issue, we talked with executive coaching firm Building Champions about a common problem: attendees whose personal and professional lives are moving so fast, they have a hard time absorbing the new ideas they encounter meetings. Notes taken … Continue reading
>Night on Earth
>This past Saturday, at 8:30pm local time, cities, landmarks, and buildings in 134 countries around the world — including many convention centers and hotels — turned off their lights to mark Earth Hour 2011. The event was begun in 2007 … Continue reading
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Night on Earth
This past Saturday, at 8:30pm local time, cities, landmarks, and buildings in 134 countries around the world — including many convention centers and hotels — turned off their lights to mark Earth Hour 2011. The event was begun in 2007 … Continue reading
>March 2011 Issue: Live!
> With April looming at the end of the week, it’s probably time to get around to our March issue — the digital edition of which you’ll find here. It’s a fat, data-packed issue with a fat, data-packed cover story … Continue reading
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March 2011 Issue: Live!
With April looming at the end of the week, it’s probably time to get around to our March issue — the digital edition of which you’ll find here. It’s a fat, data-packed issue with a fat, data-packed cover story on … Continue reading
>Convene On Site: IACC-Americas
>One of my favorite things about meetings is that they involve so many different facets of human experience — education, conversation, entertainment, food, aesthetics, travel, and on and on. Judging by the Thought Leader Summit that kicked off the IACC … Continue reading
Convene On Site: IACC-Americas
One of my favorite things about meetings is that they involve so many different facets of human experience — education, conversation, entertainment, food, aesthetics, travel, and on and on. Judging by the Thought Leader Summit that kicked off the IACC … Continue reading
